Naked Ownership: Site of the Day Archives

July 25, 2006

New web sites for La. 4th and La. 5th circuits

The La. 4th and La. 5th Circuits have recently revamped their respective web sites. If you haven't seen them lately, check them out.

Posted by RPW at 10:20 AM

February 17, 2005

Free Credit Reports For All

According to a report from the Federal Trade Commission, a recent amendment to the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act requires each of the nationwide consumer reporting companies to provide you with a free copy of your credit report, at your request. The three nationwide consumer reporting companies - Equifax, Experian, and Trans Union - will be required to begin compliance with this amendment according to a regional roll-out schedule. Consumers in the Southern states — Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas — will first be able to order their free credit reports beginning June 1, 2005. The law allows you to order one free copy from each of the nationwide consumer reporting companies every 12 months. To learn more or to order your free credit report, check out the FTC's newly created website, AnnualCreditReport.com (a direct link to the site is prevented by the FTC, sorry.)

Posted by Capital Clerks at 09:25 AM

May 02, 2003

Site of the Day

Louisiana LawHelp is the site of the day.

Posted by AJR at 11:53 AM

April 30, 2003

Site of the Day

The National Association of Counties maintains a site that provides sample codes and ordinances for a variety of subject areas.

Posted by AJR at 12:06 PM

April 25, 2003

Site of the Day

Today's site of the day is the home of the Louisiana Juvenile Justice Commission.

Posted by AJR at 07:57 AM

April 24, 2003

Site of the Day

The New Orleans Notarial Archives Web site is the site of the day. And on a related note, to make up for yesterday's missed listing, see the United States National Archives & Records Administration. This site could easily waste days of time.

Posted by AJR at 01:15 PM

April 22, 2003

Site of the Day

Today's site of the day is the Knowledge Management (KM) Edition of Findlaw's Modern Practice, specifically an article titled "KM: What's In It For You?". The articles examine KM, consider its expansive definition and offers some insight into things that can be expected in the coming years.

Posted by AJR at 10:53 AM

April 21, 2003

Site of the Day

The Louisiana Boards and Commissions site, maintained by the State Legislature, provides a comprehensive listing of state boards and commissions. Additionally, the site provides contact information for each board member/commissioner and also references the legislation governing each entity.

Posted by AJR at 07:47 AM

April 17, 2003

Louisiana Legal Web Site of Note

In the last few months of researching and developing content for Naked Ownership, I have collected a wide array of links relevant to the Louisiana legal professional. They will all be posted shortly with the update at the end of the month, but in the meantime, I will also highlight a site each day.

The first is from the The Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board. In addition to providing electronic copies of the Louisiana Disciplinary Review, the site also publishes recent rulings and decisions regarding attorney discipline.

Posted by AJR at 10:18 AM

I n c o r p o r e a l s C h e a p S i n c e 2 0 0 2 N A K E D O W N E R S H I P All Things Legal in Louisiana


July 25, 2006 New web sites for La. 4th and La. 5th circuits The La. 4th and La. 5th Circuits have recently revamped their respective web sites. If you haven't seen them lately, check them out. Posted by RPW at 10:20 AM February 17, 2005 Free Credit Reports For All According to a report from the Federal Trade Commission, a recent amendment to the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act requires each of the nationwide consumer reporting companies to provide you with a free copy of your credit report, at your request. The three nationwide consumer reporting companies - Equifax, Experian, and Trans Union - will be required to begin compliance with this amendment according to a regional roll-out schedule. Consumers in the Southern states — Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas — will first be able to order their free credit reports beginning June 1, 2005. The law allows you to order one free copy from each of the nationwide consumer reporting companies every 12 months. To learn more or to order your free credit report, check out the FTC's newly created website, AnnualCreditReport.com (a direct link to the site is prevented by the FTC, sorry.) Posted by Capital Clerks at 09:25 AM May 02, 2003 Site of the Day Louisiana LawHelp is the site of the day. Posted by AJR at 11:53 AM April 30, 2003 Site of the Day The National Association of Counties maintains a site that provides sample codes and ordinances for a variety of subject areas. Posted by AJR at 12:06 PM April 25, 2003 Site of the Day Today's site of the day is the home of the Louisiana Juvenile Justice Commission. Posted by AJR at 07:57 AM April 24, 2003 Site of the Day The New Orleans Notarial Archives Web site is the site of the day. And on a related note, to make up for yesterday's missed listing, see the United States National Archives & Records Administration. This site could easily waste days of time. Posted by AJR at 01:15 PM April 22, 2003 Site of the Day Today's site of the day is the Knowledge Management (KM) Edition of Findlaw's Modern Practice, specifically an article titled "KM: What's In It For You?". The articles examine KM, consider its expansive definition and offers some insight into things that can be expected in the coming years. Posted by AJR at 10:53 AM April 21, 2003 Site of the Day The Louisiana Boards and Commissions site, maintained by the State Legislature, provides a comprehensive listing of state boards and commissions. Additionally, the site provides contact information for each board member/commissioner and also references the legislation governing each entity. Posted by AJR at 07:47 AM April 17, 2003 Louisiana Legal Web Site of Note In the last few months of researching and developing content for Naked Ownership, I have collected a wide array of links relevant to the Louisiana legal professional. They will all be posted shortly with the update at the end of the month, but in the meantime, I will also highlight a site each day. The first is from the The Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board. In addition to providing electronic copies of the Louisiana Disciplinary Review, the site also publishes recent rulings and decisions regarding attorney discipline. Posted by AJR at 10:18 AM	Categories Alexandria Baton Rouge Lake Charles Lafayette Monroe New Orleans Shreveport Attorneys Blawgistan Blawgs Community Dicta Ethics Judges Police Legislation Community Meta Practice Reference Technology LA 1st Circuit LA 2nd Circuit LA 3rd Circuit LA 4th Circuit LA 5th Circuit Case Opinions LA Districts LASC 5th Circuit Fed Courts	Home E-Mail Syndicate / RSS About The Name Disclaimer Copyright Contributors Al J. Robert, Jr. Raymond P. Ward Ernest E. Svenson You? Search the Site: Browse by Month: Browse by Category: AG Opinions (2) Alexandria (35) Attorneys (14) Baton Rouge (198) Blawgistan (1) Blawgs (10) Civil Law (1) Community (23) Dicta (21) District Courts (4) Ethics (15) Federal courts (1) Judges (18) LA 1st Circuit (17) LA 2nd Circuit (10) LA 3rd Circuit (3) LA 4th Circuit (4) LA 5th Circuit (1) LA Case Opinions (1) LA Register (1) LA Supreme Court (46) Lafayette (49) Lake Charles (27) Law Enforcement (2) Law School (1) Legislation (37) Making A Differnce (6) Meta (4) Monroe (46) National (6) New Orleans (213) Politics (9) Practice (16) Reference (2) Shreveport (87) Site of the Day (9) State (8) Technology (3) US 5th Circuit (36) US District Courts (8)